Libertarian Phillip Mach files for New Mexico House Dist. 43 this morning at the Municipal Building. Mach, who has lived in Los Alamos for three years, said he decided to run for the seat because, ‘I think it is important that we have a contested election’. He added that he believes the Libertarian Party will have a contested primary, ‘which is exciting’. The seat is held by Democrat Christine Chandler who is seeking re-election. Photo by Kirsten Laskey/ladailypost.com Read More
LAHS Students Meet With Legislators At Chamber Breakfast
LASA: Pollinators As Teachers Of Love
By DANA ECELBERGER
Los Alamos Sustainability Alliance
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- Did you know? New Mexico has a surprising number of native pollinators: bees of all shapes and sizes, flies, butterflies, wasps, birds, bats and more, but bees are the hardest working in the pollination department. Out of around 4,000 native bees in the United States, New Mexico has around 1,000 bee species! That is a full fourth of all the known native bees in America.
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As we celebrate Valentine’s Day, many of us are thinking about love and what in the world it is all about. Some of us may already have found love, either as a romantic connection, Read More
Los Alamos Resident Anna Yarrow Presents Her Play ‘The World Beautiful’ Sunday At SALA
Los Alamos resident David Brown, along with his friend and caretaker Anna Yarrow, take a stroll Monday afternoon around Ashley Pond. Yarrow wrote a play she titled, ‘The World Beautiful’ to commemorate her friendship with Brown. The play will be performed Sunday at SALA. Photo by Kirsten Laskey/ladailypost.com
By KIRSTEN LASKEY
Los Alamos Daily Post
kirsten@ladailypost.com
Los Alamos resident Anna Yarrow created a multi-media play, “The World Beautiful” that will be performed at 3 p.m. Sunday, Feb. 18 at SALA Event Center.
The show will also be livestreamed.
The show incorporates a lot Read More
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Scenes Of Start Of 30-Day Legislative Session In Santa Fe
Scene from the 30-day legislative session, which began this morning, at the rotunda in Santa Fe. Photo by Carol A. Clark/ladailypost.com
Scene from the 30-day legislative session, which began this morning, at the rotunda in Santa Fe. Photo by Carol A. Clark/ladailypost.com Read More
PEEC Hosts State Climatologist David DuBois Talk Jan. 18
State Climatologist David DuBois
PEEC News:
State Climatologist and Associate College Professor at New Mexico State University David DuBois will discuss the status and impact of climate change 6-7:15 p.m. Jan. 18 at the Los Alamos Nature Center. It will also be available virtually.
DuBois’ talk, which is provided by the Pajarito Environmental Education Center, will touch on the status of climate change both globally and across New Mexico, discuss the impacts of climate change on water, agriculture, forests, human health, and air quality, along with other topics. DuBois will use some of Read More
Senior Centers On Two-Hour Delay Friday
En Pointe School Of Dance Starts Spring Semester Jan. 9
Scene from En Pointe School of Dance recent performance. Courtesy/Nate Limback/ladailypost.com
Scene from En Pointe School of Dance’recent performance. Courtesy/Nate Limback/ladailypost.com
COMMUNITY News:
En Pointe School of Dance Spring 2024 Semester begins Jan. 9. The dance school, at 3801 Arkansas Ave. in Suites E and F, will be open on Martin Luther King Day, Jan. 15.
En Pointe School of Dance in Los Alamos was established in April 2021. En Pointe School offers Dance Exploration, Pre-Ballet, Ballet -1, -2, -3, Adult Ballet, Pre-Pointe, Pointe, Jazz, Hip-Hop, Contemporary, Read More
Dixon Community Players Presents ‘The Razzamatazz Of Radio And Jazz’ Dec. 1-3
DIXON PLAYERS News:
The Dixon Community Players are at it again. After being quiet through COVID, they have now created an exciting new musical revue: The Razzmatazz of Radio And Jazz.
It begins at the time that the unimaginable horrors of WWI have finally come to an end. Americans are ready to unwind and celebrate. The period of the “Roaring Twenties” has begun. And the coming powerful emergence of radio and electricity in the home during the 20’s and 30’s was about to change people’s lives forever. For the first time, music, sports, politics and news were able to be brought into every person’s home Read More